Sentence examples for examples of classic from inspiring English sources

When Supreme Court decisions rile the social-religious right wing of the Republican Party, they are described as examples of classic judicial activist arrogance.

Scotland's Big Trip to Mexico, Northern Ireland's imaginatively titled Come on Northern Ireland, Denmark's Re-Sepp-Ten and Germany's Mexico Mi Amor were all examples of classic 1980s football songs.

Make movies, of course, and the Jalopy Theater & School of Music in Brooklyn is showing three examples of classic silent films with summer holiday settings: Chaplin's "Day's Pleasure" (1919), Fatty Arbuckle's "Coney Island" (1917) and Lloyd's "Jazzed Honeymoon" (1919).

Housing experts say these cases have cropped up in immigrant enclaves across the United States, often because immigrants can be too trusting of business leaders from their own communities who hold themselves up as examples of classic American success stories.

Amy Cappellazzo, who heads Christie's contemporary-art department in New York, said she thought the reason for last night's consistently strong prices was that the sale was commercial and "just what the market wanted": Pop Art and top examples of classic contemporary artists.

To say nothing of "The Returning of Pelham 1-2-3 With New Brake Shoes and All the Graffiti Cleaned Off" or "The Godfather Part IV: Turns Out There's No Such Thing as the Mafia - Whew!" Here, from the depths of the City Room files, are some examples of classic New York movies that might have had to have their plots adjusted.

Trails… is a superb example of classic JRPGs done right.

They present their customers a paragon of quenelles de brochet in the Lyonnaise style, a textbook example of classic French cuisine.

The new Athena Temple at Priene is the best example of classic Ionic known, with no eccentricity of plan or detail.

This model is an example of classic "selective acculturation".

This is another example of classic low-end disruption.